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ScalarDB simplifies managing such diverse databases with a correctness guarantee (or, in other words, ACID with strict serializability), enabling you to focus on application development without worrying about guaranteeing consistency between databases.

### Simplifying data management in a data mesh

Enterprises have been investing their time in building [data meshes](https://martinfowler.com/articles/data-mesh-principles.html) to streamline and scale data utilization. However, constructing a data mesh is not necessarily easy. For example, there are many technical issues in how to manage decentralized data.

ScalarDB simplifies the management of decentralized databases in a data mesh, for example, by providing a unified API for all the databases in a data mesh to align with the data-as-a-product principle easily.

### Reducing database migration hurdles

Applications tend to be locked into using a certain database because of the specific capabilities that the database provides. Such database lock-in discourages upgrading or changing the database because doing so often requires rewriting the application.
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